Session 22 overview: Systems and instruments for human-machine interfaces

Advanced bioelectronics systems, that bridge modern electronics and biology, offer devices and tools ranging from continuous extraction of physiological parameters and diagnostics to implementing therapeutic schemes through electrical stimulation. These research tools enable neuroscientists to design novel experiments and help them in understanding the fundamentals of the human body. New devices and systems not only implement therapeutic functions for healing motor disorders and chronic diseases, but also enable early diagnosis outside of traditional clinical settings.